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THE WORLD OWES Me- A LIVING.

The WORLD OWES Me LIVING
Why does it? What have you done
for the world to entitle you to
merit living from 1t? These ques-
tons often arise in our mind when we
hear great lubberly fellow, with
both hands plunged into his pants
pocket, roll huge quid of tobacco
from one cheek to the other, and with
an oath exclaim: "The world owes
me living and I'm bound to have It'll"
No, no, we beg leave to differ with
you, for the world owes you nothing
unless you earn it. Nearly all are
endowed with physical or mental
qualities which enable them to be of
some use in the world, and unless we
make suitable use of those gifts we
cannot conscientiously claim our liv-
ing as matter of right Elk.
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GIRLS HIGHER SCHOOL,

4S7-4S9 La Sale Ave-, Chicago.
Twelfth year begins Sept. 18th.
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children. Full courses
of study, including a preparation for
college. Good houses, we'll located.
Address Miss REBEccA S. RICE, A
NJ, Miss MARY E. BEEpY, A. NJ.
principals.
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H. M. Stanley, writing from tn
Congo, complains bitterly of the re-
fusal of the missionaries to assist the
expedition. He sums them up thus:
"Faith they may have in superabun-
dance--in hope they no doubt live
cheerfully; but of charity | do not
find the slightest trace"
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Most OF the skillful devices invent
ed by men for doing fine work rapid
ly can be traced to nature, where for
countless centuries they have been
operating, says q recent writer. The
discoverer of each new appliance or
mechanism might be shown that the
idea was a. old as the hills. It is
claimed that the inventors of the fu-
ture will be those who carefully study
the natural world.
The buhrstones Of mills are anoth-
or style Of the molar teeth which
grind all the grist that feeds men and
beasts. Tho hoofs OF horses are
made Of parallel plates like carriage
springs. The finest file Of human
manufacture is rough affair COM
pared with the Dutch rush used BY
cabinet makers. The jaws OF the
turtle and tortoise are natural scis-
sors. The squirrel carries chisels in
it, mouth, and the hippopotamus is
provided with AIDES, which are con-
stantly sharpened as they are worn.
The carpenters plane is found in the
Jaws of bee. The woodpecker has
a powerful little trip-hammer.
The diving bell initiates the work
Of the water spider, which constructs
small cell under the water, clasps
q bubble Of air between its hind legs,
and dives down to its submarine
chamber with the bubble, displacing
the water gradually until its abode
with the fishes contains large, airy
room surrounded by water.
In laying its eggs on the water, the
gnat fastens them into the shape OF q
life boat, which it is impossible to
sink without tearing 1t to pieces. The
iron mast OF a modern ship is
strengthened by deep ribs running
along its interior. A porcupine quill
is strengthened by similar ribs. When
engineers found that hollow beams
were stronger than solid ones, they
only discovered principle that is
very commonly seen in nature. A
wheat straw, il solid, could not sup
port its head of grain. The bones of
the higher animals are porous, and
those Of birds, where lightness and
strength are most beautifully CON-
bincd, are hollow. The framework
of ship resembles the skeleton of a
herring. Aeronauts try to copy the
structure and movements of birds.
Palissy, the French potter, studied
shells to learn the best method of
fortiiying town. The ship worm is
an admirable tunneler, boring its
way through any submerged timber,
and lining the round passage with a
hard casing. The engineer Brunei
took the hint from this animal, and
was the first to succeed in tunneling
under water. The Eddystone light
house is built on the plan of tree
trunk, and is fastened to the trunk in
a manner similar to the way tree
clings to the soil. 1t is supposed
that the FIRST idea of suspension
bridge was suggested by the creep
ers OF tropical forest.
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M0nrV to be made. Cut thus ont and
HUME return to us, and we will send
you free, something of great value and i'm,
portance to you, that W II start you in bis
mess which will bring you in more mon
ey right away than anything else in this
world. Any one can do the work and live
at home. Either sex; all ages. Some
thing new. that just coins money for all
workers. We will start you; capital not
needed. This is one of the genuine, i'm
portant chances of a lifetime Those who
are ambitious and enterprising will nc I
delay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE
IS Co., Augusta, Maine
MaySh t. m. ".
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Stanford and the Southern Pacific
are about to reduce passenger rates
from the east to the Pacific to SIS
to emigrants who come to stay on
this coast. 1t is reported that the
Union Pacific will reduce to $5 and
set free table.
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A physician writes as follows to a
contemporary: sThe fine scrapings
of any common cattle's horn stepped
in vinegar and bound hot as can be
borne upon q wound will subdue pain
almost instantly, spd e8e0tnally sub
dvs Hsk;sw.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-30

The National Protective association
of distillers, and wholesale whiskey
dealers of the United States will
soon open battle against the proh-
HrjoGsrs.
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THIS PAPER

may be found on file at GEO. P Rowv,,
COS Newspaper Adv, Bureau
w spruce street,, where advertising CON
s~"s can 10 made Tor n in Nvw York.
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Clean Beds,
ALEX. ORCHARD.
Idaho City, Aug. 10, l8S7-tf
CLASS.
eS, Attention!

We are now prepared to furnish all
classes with employment at home, the
whole OF the time, or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profi,a-
Bile. Persons of either sex easily earn
from % cents to $500 per evening, and
proportional sum by dtvoting all their
time to the basiness. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men, That all who see
this may send their address, and test the
business, We make this offer. To such as
are not well satisfied we will send one dol.
lar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars and outfit free. Address
GEORGE SrINsoN & Co, Portland, Maine.
Marchl5. 'S7 1y.
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NOTICE TO CREDlTops

Estate of Patrick Golden ue1 ~
Notice Is hereby giyen =, noI,lss|
signed Executor, &c, OF fa. a II 81
ceased, to the creditors OF any Iva al
having claims against the s aosssry \
to exhibit them, with the nccc ~ XII
ers, within four months after III s'd
LEGATION of this notice, to tne sr pIscl)
tor at his place OF business 70 =. III NJ
Boise Co., l. t., that being ~ X -
the transaction of the busI9eSTs srr
tate. JOHN q r.scufoE
Sept q 1887 w.
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wonderful combination of tomb q r
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merchants Exchange, San Francisco "a,
"hefe contracts for advertising NAV No
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Treasurer's Notice.

Treasurer's Notice.
The following warrant will be paid out
of the County General Fund on presenta-
zion at my office.
No. 95, in favor of Jas. Ballentyne, s 4 90
1885," " Ct F. Stone, Sc 90
1885," " John German, 800 10
l5o, 1877 50
Also the following out of the Hospital
Fund
No 1870, in favor of Frank Cooper, 5000 90
Also the following out of the Road
Fund:
No. l72, in favor of S. Farrell, 800 81
JOHN GARRECHT,
County Treasurer.
BY lsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
IDAHO CRY, l. T., September 9, 1887.
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CHRONIC DISEASl
or THE
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on face or body, frequent headaeke \
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gloomy bOrebodings, irregular aUll
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or "BillOusness.'s In many 60
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4 remedy for all such cases, n m
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LINE FOR ROSTON.

n ORNICH LINE FOR BOSTON,
~ WORCESTER. PORTLAND, NEW NDON, NOR
WIUH, WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND ALL PolNTS
EAST <,.
Steamers City OF worcester, city OF Boston and City
OF Lawrence Pier 40 North River loot o. WATTS
st. next pier Desbrosses Street Ferry daily Sun
excepted. at 8 d. nj. y. w. BRADY, Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPIEMBt.R,I5 lee"
GREAT TRUNK LINE

DENNSGLNANlA hAlLhOAD ss-
o. ,n2 fG' ftSSSss a.Sf Route S
Trains As s.po uEHTfS corand'
HaiSseSfs ptssurs with Pullman pal os
ss s' t .sd sa d PAD p asy
SssDs oS as S. 1sHpy nay Cory and
I'M; s. 81 Ssssa! for 1'a'S'
f fSF ScsoSp % M Reading
Sssy' "a "a :, +. s"aD. Limited wash.
is h ..niss % Rls Car t'y s'; ED
M, washington 50 , M rsgaias a. g -,
sS Sunday n al and n se' 3 ID iS' " and
c ay an o sapS M .Ra M
1919 aH NJ. rhH~ %a sunday sunday 40
P For SS sas Norfolk via Nswyo rapa
and f Ssy Ene. a'G 80 b. w eEss say We
' jsrsy Ssy saoidns speedy and direct transfer for
'A ,ss5,: 3 j IS y; s. "a
g; 3: s. 8. 81 ii Is
GS 20, j. S;sG I, ia 3 S 81
g e = & : s. 5s g. &
FOR PHILADELpHIA: -, co,,
Express Trains VIA Desprosses and Cort
;S iss ; If 70
Ss 20 aqd 3 LSsa md IS NM sgssS.Is
trans sHf Lawns nj s%e u II asn except
sns % %ssa
90, 4'oS, 40, go 9m,ie 20 .s; go
with ming Car, "a and $50 p M, y 20. 80
On ON SUNDAYS, u c or s'20, 4:o5, 40, s 10.
$50. 40 a. M, ~ 40, go a so Llmited). . %.
Q 35, ~ and IL p. m.
Leave philadelphia, via Camden. A. m. and 80 p m.
Tcfes onces, $40 4s5 and o.! Broadway A As.,
Iandt ats Courst. Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Fult0n.st, Brooklyn Station. Jersey City Emgrant
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
The York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences $685..
CHAS. E. T. OH, ]. n. WOOD.
Gene
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD ,,,r

GREAT FOURrIhACk lSUNA LINE
On az GR AMT 'SPs&Ys p StiSs e's
,oog Troy ;n and syssa. S
.. FA Asss
Gs ."f sIsg's 70
Ca iaS sG and S SiasS EAD,e'''
~ 50 Western NewY0rk and Northern EAD'e'a'
"s9 % SS.ss Troy ge. special
WIZ % sss % S Saa and Troy
-.
ana az Ha. Il. sE
Via Sc. Adams. Sunday train does not run west VI
sss :sss'; q HSs1s's.
Fs PSsss S: s.
ssSs sna 6sessS Clayton Via Gss
ssP;;s ss ;ssGs
ST Lake George and for The North 1
on ss 'a Sps
= PARK Place battery Place YVES! i2SsS q, and
and 7ao Fulton st Brooklyn. and 70 EOurth't wiiams
Wsstcoss Express cali FOR and check baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tstop q
dss. ray eeaMtr isssnssr
W EST SHORE RAILROAD.
s,Ss So ssse: and IS mil.
uteS earlier from foot Of !sy-st, North ks sis m
ST. Louis, 20 05, 3 rs y. =. -. ~,.s..
syracuse, Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridse' NAs
Sslsa. rs y: l, g !, SoS 'sise 4.a
% ;b5 Ii 30 m, T. % :o6 - rs p m; ... ~ AG
Cranston's. West Point Cornwall. Newous' 10, s
sas b' M 90 and os p M cisns'0a' Cornwall
| Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East 'os P an m SIS ?. n
y SS r. ~ To- io bus Niagara Falls Gu
ciAnatl. Detrott chicago and ST. LOUIS
| daily. tDaily except Saturday.
Other trains daily exceDt SUNDAY. coming car accopms
datisos or information. apply o. omses once iccs yek
tonst syao3 Jss g sSon 0ssssics:
Wsst ~ ST. loot OF Jsy.se. n R. Ed 80 1ecse
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH NlVEN
Time Table Of June 81, 1857.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, :" bouno
Brook Route at 4. 7;3o O.. II q: IN. $50. -
$50, 80, ~ p m. SUNDAYS at 4. As q M 10
Trains leaving at 4. z 80, II a. M, 80, a. 80.
49, I2 p M, have connection for Reading Harrisburg
pottsville, ETC.. 4 a. for Lake Hopatcong EastOn
Behlehen Allentown. Reading Harrisburg ETC. On Sun
- 80 a N for Lake HopatcOns. Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. -,
80 a. m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk wkesbarre Scranton Reading, Harrisburg Potts.
viile Tansqua, Shamokin Sunbury, Lewsburg, Williams
/ and 80 D. m. for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg, etc.
3A5 D. IN. for East0n. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbsrre, Scranton, TamaQua, Shamokn;
4 80 y. IN. for Lake Hopatcong. Easton. Bethlehem,
rs p m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Wilkestarro. Reading Harrisburg ETC. On Sun
400, rs, IL rs m, 80, 10, 100, 4 80, cas-
p. IN. Sundays D 100 a. m. for Red Bank Long Branch
lAsbnry lark. Ocean Grove, except Sundays, Point
siS m; 80 $50 p m. for Lakewood. TOMS
SIS M 80 = m. for Beach Haven. Atlantic City.
100, rs, IL l6 q m. 30. { 80, 6:15 p m. for
Goo, 0 100, ea5, 10 30, II rs = m, 1 80. 4 :oV,
So, $780, Sna p IN. Sundays 0 20 M for Perth
NEw.yERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH. oCEAN GROVE. 60
From Pier 2, y. n
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Dos
brossss sts. follows
r 4 m. for CatasauQua and intermediate points,
a m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buhale
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Wilkesbarre. 49,. =. ~,.,.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points, chair
10 Tunkhannock. Connection 70 Reading ana hsrs
burg.
$40 D. for Piston and principal intermediate points
40 p. m. for COplay and intermediate points Con-
necton 10 Reading Harrisburg Chair car 10 Capla
D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons, Eimira Rochester, bunAs
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
7 40 D. M for Iaurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at s q m. ] p. m: and 40 D m con
all points n MAhanoy and Iazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
O. for Mauch Chunk, Hazeton and ntermedias
points. ,..
d. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra Rochester, Bunak
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-DE-
~ PARTMENT OF sCHooLs.-Tbs Antique, Life.
Painting and Modelling schools and all other classes " %
reopened on Monday October Applicants for admission
may required drawings BY Saturday October l.
r any Monday night during the school year
T. ADDISON RICHARDS
Corresponding Secretary y. A
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Art Schools-Citi

Art Schools-City.
TREE CLASSES FOR SELF-SUFPORTING
women In Photo-Nsgatves RetouchinE, Photo-Celor
Mechanical and Free Hand Drawing Clay Modelling and Ap
piled Design Normal Class teachers Clauses In Physi
cal Culture and Choir Music forming. Appyto
YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA TON.
East l5th-st,
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For Young Ladies-Country

ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.
- Charming location on the Deiawars ,!as,ss \,
music and Art Manners, morals aud health carefully
guarded. tor catalogues address ~
REV WIN. U. BOWEN, A. M, frest, Bordentown. N. J.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ EngIewood. n J. WIN reops. septsmes! 20 Prep.rs
until sept TO- Alkaline W. ssrlinE Caroline Qsrrish
CEDAR PARK SEMINARY. = English,
~ French and German boarding. And day sches for ysans
AOLzNb KERR1rT. Prisoipal Miss Vary A BURR
Vice Principal Music and speciAea Terms board and
GOLDEN, HILL SEMINARY for Young La.
" Ns4 SiIDOEfSEr coHN s., S Slssni;ss :zS.sss'
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ln RAILWAY.-ThrOugh trnns lie;

E.,n RAILWAf.-ThrOugh trphs iea ave,
2sdst minutes earlier snan rune 70 20 MN
Soaeaes EiPa np,1elsS me ,e eSSn
tsri rS Tom 0lor naEST e Cincinnati
s 5s and Ba se1 ssp"s
MeaaSiile, A Sieyeand chisasS and p Sc
Loas Pullman sleeping Coaches sas rS,o SSsnes extra
charge for last time. p,,,,o,, nav ana
D snss0 EaR.s fI & sSnsO
N mansh r's ws saa dayspulman Sleeping Coach
% xsss ai ana E e AS
sS &C. So a. - $40 81 40 non" 30
5a.s 80. y Il 20 m. i Z aSSs Is, %:
70 kutSef'ord - a N. week days. ., -.,o "a.
r'is;'sB' Tssa rs Se}; ns :s' e. IS S
7as So 10 mo- Noon ~ %s1, Gh5 Ss'S.ss g. ~:
Neyaln and no 2 rasgs % u Via os
$50 - TO- IT, 's 10 % M sad IL nidnlsh
s'i Is seS s:Sf q g. s. 70 g.
ass Ias 80 &c. ~ iSa J. "aaEns As tS
w.x sS and Y sddp Is 70 m 80 80 D. N
Mossiss Is' sna White Lake. 4As. a. M. 3 80 p n
NesSS1s s,x ,sa . no '''
MenIgemery. a M, 3 80. 4 80 .. N sundays siss
wee: :sa days Es.: eas. 20
night sundays: Ss. aaS, $50 Q; 10 20 3. g 80,
Goshen .sa ;5.'%s 70 s sssds.
and ssp g O
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GREENE COLL. INSTITUTE.-Day and
" homo sohool for young ladies' and children l65 Lafay
etteave Bseins sept IL. Rev. HARRIS II. GREENE
A. NJ, Principal Send for catalogue
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NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK RouTE =.

From Pier ., N. II
At 30, 10 :1b a. m, As, A5 D. m. Sundays
a p; for for Highlands. seAbr!sht Long Branch, &c.
AZ 10 rs M, as y. M. for E6eron, Asblry Park.
Ocean Grove, Ocean Beach, eprins Lakes Polnt Pleasant
ke. Sundays . n
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ITO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION (good days. 81 ~
Steamers c. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip. Pier - r. m ami III m ss1ni ;y s eI,
MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. H0LYOKE
sold and baggage checked at 94A Brea
way. New. York and 4 Courtst. brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
N Trains leave from Chambersst station for Enge-
wood. Tcnany Coster Sparkili and Nyack 80 Z dace.
40 80 8, 10 80 p ~ midnight Sundays; 10.
q al M 4 and : %. For Manuel. Spring Valley,
Monsey and Talimaos, 80. 10, 80 a. m. 80 sc
D. M q rs .. N. saturdays oniyI Sundays Q 80 m.
2 n m.
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Bteamboais and Railroads.

IArSKILL EVENING LINE.
" steamers Kaaterskil and Caskl leave Pior So N NJ
foot OF JaTsi every week day ais m connecting WIN
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
CHORE LINE All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the Eas. Express leaves Grand Senra
D. m. Fast Express at IL p. daily Newport Exprss
leaves al D. M daily except Sunday Palace PaFiorcafs
" Sleeping 10 destination.
nor HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
i steamer KAATER~KfLL on TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY al o o. M from foot OF Jay. st. N. r , -,
Steamer McMANUs Monday, ssday aud Friday from
Pier OF Frankln.st, at D. m.
Boats connect with Boston and Albany X. h"
AI,BANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pal-
N ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at m from Pier Il M NJ ioos VI
Canalst
Freight received untii the hour of departure
Leave Brooklyn via Annex, Fulton.st' at p. M
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
foot OF North RIVER daily except satur.
day, o D. m. for Troy and the North. sunday steamer
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.


4 Claim THAT the country Has Never Had
50 Much 81 Il Now.
The women 81 the land are diff
Terminating into two classes In respect
70 housekeeping. The Young ones do
not all take 10 domestic duties. for
they lind them irksomc. A 1irl who
has been fed and reared on excitement
and who has passed through some
what rapid adolescence. j. not in
clincd to synpathize with routine Of
duty within the walls Of home Do
nestle cares weary her. and In her
hands housekeeping is composed Of
makcShifts that neither dignity herself
Tor ennoblc the work.
But taking all women into account.
the quality of housekeeping i fast i'm
proving. for there Is a large and
growing class of women who have the
Intelligence. the health. the sense and
pleasure Of duty and the home attach
mcnts that make prime housckccpers
Of them. One has 70 60 back 70 the
housekeeping 81 no more than twenty
i've years ago among the masses q
the people TO see how great j. the con-
tras. OF the present. II you do not
enter homes enough to find this out.
YOU will see evidences Of il In the
cooking at least shown At country
fairs. at church festivals and At various
gatherings where the housewives make
their contributions Of food; You will